The global alignment of ancient temples

So, recent post by anonentity (Thanks mate, you got the old grey matter moving again) got me thinking. Now, not that this is any giant conspiracy or indeed breaking news, but this is interesting and still blows my mind.

Can anybody shed any further light on this. AND how indeed this is possible?



What are the mathematical chances of this or is it coincidence?? And further more.........why?

a reply to: CaptainBeno

this is something that ive always found interesting aswell. i dont understand mathematics well enough to come to a conclusion but ive always wondered if its more a mathematical construct. something that if u look hard enough u can always find these things if u take the time and work out the formula to make it true.

originally posted by: TheScale
a reply to: CaptainBeno

this is something that ive always found interesting aswell. i dont understand mathematics well enough to come to a conclusion but ive always wondered if its more a mathematical construct. something that if u look hard enough u can always find these things if u take the time and work out the formula to make it true.

Man was tall back then, just like the trees in n california.

also if true on how man came about then the above is true about how small the earth was way back then

a reply to: CaptainBeno

this APPEARS to be :

draw a VERY broad line around the globe - starting at one ancient site and ending at a second - then cherry pick all the other ancient sites that the line crosses

and simply ignore all sites that lay outside the " line "

what is the criteria ????

a reply to: CaptainBeno

This subject essentially took over as my religion because of so many commonalities...

That north pole created from that line... just so happens to be the geomagnetic north pole, on top of all thos other alignments? And, there's supposedly an underground pyramid at that north pole spot that is comparable or larger in size than Giza is.

In the end, it comes down to ley lines, the flower of life, and Metatron's Cube dancing and using the genesis effect to create all life as the physical world knows it. It answers biological cell based life forms and crystal based plutonic solid life forms equally, and Mother Earth is a living/breathing life form.

That line was all I could think of when I read that other thread... too funny that you made a thread about it individually.

a reply to: ttobban

supposedly an underground pyramid at that north pole spot that is comparable or larger in size than Giza is.

I've also read about this, I want to remember where I heard it first - do you have a source by any chance? Now I'm determined to find out who said that about this famed Arctic Pyramid

a reply to: CaptainBeno

What are the mathematical chances...

That would depend, really.


If the societies had ways of communicating and interacting over the course of construction, the chances are quite likely.

If they couldn’t, then the chances would be astronomical (a fitting word for site alignment in other areas).

I've read a lot about the alignments of these temples, but there are lots of temples that are not along these lines too. It appears that there is a pattern to the alignment of many temples, that pattern is way more coordinated than this single alignment. It includes many structures around the world. But they do not know why that happened either, all these examples listed are in that more extensive alignment, which actually kind of matches a drawing of the earth in the Early Jewish holy book.

a reply to: ignorant_ape

It's a whole grid that entails the entire Earth...

Essentially, if one were to blow up this image, the Flower of Life, and align all of the vector points throughout the grid network, almost every single significant temple, ancient or present, whether on this ''broad'' line or on an energy flux known as lay lines mesh conveniently onto one of these cross sections on Earth.



A lot of these principles line up with things such as the 19.5 degree latitude line on planetary bodies. Look on any planet or the sun, and you see that all major weather events and other oddities occur on this latitude line. Solar flares, Hurricanes/Tsunami's, Jupiter's red spot, the tallest volcano on Earth, etc...

There's a lot more basis of facts for these claims then there are broad guesses... that's for sure.

a reply to: ttobban

That line was all I could think of when I read that other thread... too funny that you made a thread about it individually.

It creeps back into my life now and then and still confuses the living hell out of me

It's beyond my small brain.

a reply to: TheScale

this is something that ive always found interesting aswell. i dont understand mathematics well enough to come to a conclusion but ive always wondered if its more a mathematical construct. something that if u look hard enough u can always find these things if u take the time and work out the formula to make it true.

Me to bro. I can't get over the mathematics involved. It's there, it's real, it happened. Still, makes my brain ache.

Interesting.

I believe this would fall under "Ley Lines".

There's a lot of temples / pyramids / sacred sites out there though. If 'all of them' where to be light on a globe lots of lines could be made by shear probability.

To the 'base mystery' of the pyramid shape itself being so common, what didnt take long to occur to me in doing deep analysis of 'all' major ancient civilizations for my The Darkest Patterns video series is that the pyramid represents the the social control design of the elites themselves. Its the design of the system of power manifested. To me it seems obvious as we look back to Gobekli Tepe, no pyramid there, instead circular shapes, as farming was new and it was still scattered hybrid farming / hunting gathering.

But in the first Sumerian cities, and the first Egyptian cities where there was total farming in place it was the first 'currency' and writing 'immediately' (relatively speaking) emerged in both places almost in tandem. Then in 'no time' the pyramid structure emerged in both places. And 'just after that' they kept sprouting up across the land, even in China, although they were only building with wood so there aren't the lasting sites that take ones breath away from that era. In the America's they lagged for various reasons, but there again we saw the same pattern play out again and again as it did everywhere else despite the isolation: farming, cities, writing, elites, war, slavery, pyramids. Wherein each place (even China) the elites being worshiped as gods, and written language being the chief tool of social control, were always part of this 'Pattern of Civilization'.

a reply to: Hazardous1408

If they couldn’t, then the chances would be astronomical

You're telling me man..... Still, no signs of communication between any of these countries. Or even an understanding of that kind of maths either?

a reply to: FamCore



Linda Moulton Howe... dmn near had to pick my jaw up off the floor after learning of her work to release this information.

This is just for starters... there's 1,000's of pyramids all over the globe that we aren't even aware of. I had to erase what was taught to us in school it gets so deep down a rabbit hole.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Yeah I get it. But a pyramid? and to the scales we see in Giza, South america and China etc? odd, really odd.

a reply to: CaptainBeno


You may like this series of vids, below is part 3 that also discusses these temples and the mathematics that they all share as well as the same building techniques, fascinating stuff...

a reply to: CaptainBeno



And dont forget they were all hopped up on mad psychedelic drugs (which stokes envisioning geometric imagery).

And the pattern continues:



As Appeal to Hierarchy its in our DNA:

Human social hierarchies are prominent in different domestic, work, and recreational settings, where they define implicit expectations and action dispositions that drive appropriate social behavior (Cummins, 2000). Furthermore, in humans, social status strongly predicts well-being, morbidity, and even survival (Boyce, 2004; Sapolsky, 2004, 2005). Festinger’s long-standing, prominent theory of social comparison processes (Festinger, 1954) suggests an important role for hierarchical rank in achieving accurate self-knowledge and self-improvement, particularly in the usage of upward social comparisons (Wheeler, 1966). Social hierarchies spontaneously and stably emerge in children as young as 2 years (Boyce, 2004; Cummins, 2000). Status within a social hierarchy is often made explicit (e.g., uniforms, honorifics, verbal assignment, or in some languages even through status-specific grammar (Pork, 1991)) but can also be inferred from cues such as facial features, height, gender, age, and dress (Karafin et al., 2004). In humans, dominance has been linked to heritable personality traits (Mehrabian, 1996); furthermore, superior status interacts with multiple neurotransmitter (Moskowitz et al., 2001) and neuroendocrine (Sapolsky, 2005) systems and can be automatically and efficiently inferred (Moors and De Houwer, 2005), indicating the existence of biological systems that process social rank information; yet virtually nothing is known about the neural representations of social hierarchies in humans. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

a reply to: CaptainBeno

Its not beyond your capacity to absorb at all... you just realize that there's way more to the puzzle than was fed to us in books.

Alignments aside... those pyramids and fitment of rock are still beyond the scope of what engineers can effectively achieve with even the most modern of tooling.

There is clearly a difference between general consensus and what math provides as alignments... no matter if one is researching the universes or the molecules between rocks being fitted. It is by design... not random.

Just take a peek at the dance of Venus & Earth as seen from above and on the grand scale... each in there persepective spots of grand design...

www.pinterest.com...

There is a stepped, ziggurat style structure in Trinity, Texas.
I have met a guy who explored it and seen photos.
Apparently the land owner is not very cooperative with people wanting to study it.

a reply to: CaptainBeno

Great thread. S&F.